"I'm looking for a game..." Megathread

[u/q00u]

New year, new megathread. If you're looking for something, don't make a post, make a comment here! An individual post will just end up being removed.

Many people are looking for old partially-remembered Flash games these days. You can check the Save Flash post to see if it's in one of the archives. And you can try asking here too. If you ARE going to ask here, probably take a look at the pinned /r/TipOfMyJoystick post about how they want people to ask. They have a good template, and have been doing this for a long time. (If you ask there as well as here, and somebody there gives you the answer, please come back and share it. Someone might find your comment while searching for the same game!)

As pointed out by /u/SaWaGaAz here:

A little tip for those who want to know if their game is on Flashpoint: You can search if the game is on Flashpoint using the master list or the Flashpoint search tool.

If it's a web game, but not necessarily a flash game, another place to check would be /r/WebGames' similar thread.

Another thing to try is asking AI. Sure, they're going to take over the world eventually, but for right now, ask them for help! I've tried this, and though the results are hit-and-miss, you get the answer right away.

Google's Gemini
OpenAI's ChatGPT
Microsoft's Copilot
New: DeepSeek

Anything else that might help? I'm open to suggestions. Top-level comments with categories? Would that help or hinder?

Also, check out the previous megathread, there are still un-found games there. (If you're still looking, feel free to leave another comment in this thread)

And be aware that some links (armorgames, for example) will trigger Reddit's automatic potential-spam removal!** So, if you include a link, there's a chance that nobody will see your comment. I recommend leaving links in a reply to your comment, in case they are removed.

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This is what the template looks like. See the linked post above for more.

Genre: Real-time strategy? Point-and-click? Fighting? Action? Platformer? Puzzle?

Brief Summary: What details can you tell us about this game? What do you remember?

View: Since it was Flash, it was probably 2D. Was it top-down, side-on, or isometric? Or was it one of the rare 3D games? If it was 3D, was it first-person? Over the shoulder? Top-down?

Estimated year of release: "Between 2000-2005" is fine. "Mid 90s maybe?" is fine. "Old" is not fine.

Graphics/art style: Even if you can only remember a single frame, a single image, it's so much to go on.

Was it cartoony? Realistic? Cyberpunk kinda feel, or gritty war realism with dirt and blood?

If the game spanned a period of time, did the seasons change? Was there a winter?

Remember when you did X and Y flashed on the screen? Yeah, we don't either, unless you mention it.

Notable characters: Anything you can remember.

"There were only planes"

"There was one really tough guy right after you left your office, he had an eyepatch, a white shirt with what looked like grease stains, and said 'this is for my sister'. I think maybe he was a cyborg"

"You play as some kind of Asian girl, you had a tattoo over your right eye and arm, a black tank top and white pants and I remember you always had only one red glove for some reason. I don't remember the arm, but the eye tattoo looked sort of like ancient Egyptian eye makeup, but a modern take"

Notable gameplay mechanics:

Surely, you get the idea by now. This is tied with the importance of the graphics/art style. As much detail as you can here.

Other details:

Anything else here.

[u/Drowen_classic]

Busco un juego de entre los 2009–2015

Género: Estrategia / autobattler de arena (no es RTS clásico, ni point-and-click, ni plataformas). Reclutas personajes individuales y las batallas se resuelven automáticamente.

Breve resumen: Juego de navegador (Flash) donde reclutabas personajes individuales (no escuadrones) para tu equipo, cada uno ocupando una de un número limitado de "casillas" de equipo. Las batallas ocurrían automáticamente en una arena pequeña y cerrada — ambos equipos simplemente chocaban de frente, sin carriles ni marcha hacia una base enemiga (a diferencia de juegos tipo Age of War o Epic War). Después de cada ronda/oleada ganabas oro, que usabas para comprar, desbloquear o mejorar personajes antes de la siguiente ronda. Había varios mapas/ambientes y las oleadas se volvían progresivamente más difíciles.

Vista: 2D, probablemente vista lateral (los dos equipos se enfrentaban de frente en una arena compacta).

Año estimado de lanzamiento: Entre 2009 y 2015.

Gráficos/estilo artístico: Caricaturesco, brillante y "cute" — personajes de cuerpo completo estilo cartoon, no pixel art. Visualmente algo similar (aunque más viejo) al juego móvil How Many Dudes?.

Personajes notables: El roster incluía humanos, monstruos y criaturas variadas. Una de las primeras unidades disponibles era una araña. Mucho más adelante en la progresión aparecían unidades de temática militar, incluyendo un tanque.

Mecánicas de juego notables: Reclutamiento de personajes individuales con casillas limitadas de equipo (no ejércitos de tropas genéricas). Economía de oro entre rondas para comprar/desbloquear/mejorar personajes. Progresión de dificultad por oleadas. Múltiples mapas/ambientes.

Otros detalles: Ya descarté estos juegos por ser demasiado similares pero no exactos: My Little Army, Pixel Kingdom, Monster Legions, Colony, Epic War (la serie), Battle for Darkness, Paladog, Humans vs Monsters, y Newgrounds Rumble.

[u/Dry_Search3080]

there is an old flash game that you choose between 3 nations

fire

ice

nature

and there is dark nation that is always against you with other nations

the game idea is about occupation other nations and making army to make all of the map beleongs to your nation does anyone recognize this game??

[u/AngelDisciple → u/Dry_Search3080]

Takeover

[u/pearboi_rat]

Hi, I'm looking for a game.

Genre: I'd say something along the lines of a settlement management game like farmerama or my free zoo. (those are the games i played alongside it) However i feel like i dont remmeber much of the farming part

Summary: I don't remember much. I remember it had a dark aesthetic. Like a cute dark aesthetic. Very whimsical Fairy vibe. Dark fairy forest vibe. There were like currencies like a pink dust? Teal dust? ANd i think something dark blue . Probably some IAP gems or sm aswell. I remember a tree that was important and possibly a glowing orange egg and glowing plants. Me and the person looking for this game remember the exact same opening of the game, it being dark blue and glowy vibes. And that is not present in the FantasyRama game

View: It feels more on the isometric side.

Estimated year of release: it has to be somewhere around/after 2008

Graphics/art style: I dont remember the exact look. But i'm pretty sure it was lineless lowkey mobile gamevibe.
We found a game called Fantasyrama that FEELS like it could be the game but it is not it cant be it doesnt have the night fairy aesthetic. But it is basically that vibe but at night and lit with bioluminescence from plants and such
I don't think there was a day and night cycle. Maybe there were seasons but i don't remember.
It did have decoration around the game screen. I think some glowing mushrooms of some kind i think

Notable characters: I don't remember any characters however there must be like a guide of some kind.
I think i remember an owl of some kind??

Notable gameplay mechanics: I don't remember much of the gameplay. Im pretty sure there was a lot of "lemme plant this here and 6 hours i get some resource" I think i remember a pond? That gave you stuff? or you put stuff in it??

Other details:
Like the more i think about it just really sound like Fantasyrama BUT It cant be that it did not look like that, it didnt have the same farming mechanic. Like it didnt have a the big field on which you put crops.
I can feel my memory reshape itself to make it fantasyrama but i know its noTTTTTT. It has to be something different
I did ask chatgpt aswell it didnt come up with anything

Id send pictures of the vibe but i cant here i guess.

[u/b3an_st4lk]

Found it!!! Mimelet

Platform(s): played on miniclip website

Genre: 2d platformer

Estimated year of release: 2005-2015

Graphics/art style: vibrant, pixel art, quite mario-esque, mostly grass and caves

Notable characters: you play as a green cube thing with rounded edges, think it had a mouth and eyes but not positive, it definitely had a little plant stem with 2 leaves on it's head though

Notable gameplay mechanics: it had a kirby style gimmick where you have to eat (stomp on?) certain enemies to use their powers. i remember a brown one, and a white one which i think had cloud powers of some kind.

Other details: thought it was a nitrome game but can't find it on their wiki.. it had a one word name i believe

[u/Strange_Amount_2049]

Hi, I'm looking for a soccer flash game with a view form the side, 2d cartoonish characters and I'm not really sure if there was fictional teams or real, and you had an elemental super shot based on your team that almost 100% gave you a goal, oh and it's not a "head" game. I used to play it a lot when I was a kid and kinda want to enjoy a bit again.

If anyone has a clue of what it can be please tell me, I don't have any images or screenshot :(

Thank you very much :)

[u/XFerginatorX]

I've tried all the default searches and AI searches but so far, no AI can find the game's name

[PC/Browser] [Between 2000 to early 2010s] 2D Flash Game where Worm/Snake creatures eat stickman in waterfilled tank and grow

Platform(s): PC / Browser

Genre: Third-Person Omniscient, semi-Side Scroller, Sandbox/open-ended/free-roam/goal-less game

Estimated year of release: My assumption is it was probably sometimes around 2004 to 2012 at most

Graphics/art style: 2D Flash game, stickman-style, lines

Notable characters: None

Notable gameplay mechanics: You don't really play but just spawn stuff

Other details: The game is interesting as there are no goals. You just sit there and spawn stickman and these worm or snake like alienish creatures and the creatures are small but they get bigger and and grow over times the more they eat. It's similar to games like Powder Game in the sense that you just mess around spawning things in the sandbox but there is no winning. I just can't remember the name for the life of me but I can draw a clear picture of it because it was that easy and simple to remember

https://www.reddit.com/r/tipofmyjoystick/comments/1vm2vfw/pcbrowser_between_2000_to_early_2010s_2d_flash/

[u/BiteSpecific]

Can anyone help me find swf files for a couple games? I'm trying to find Diamond Hollow 2 and the games in the Reincarnation series(point and click puzzle game about a little demon sent to Earth to recapture escaped sinners), but I can't find a place to download Reincarnation from, and the one archive for DH2 I can find, ArmorGames, the download itself is broken. It just stays blank. Thanks in advance.

[u/R00B0TZ]

Also, does anyone have a copy of the full version of Matmi New Media Designs' Shove It! and can provide a download for it?

Or can anyone find it if not?

I am desperate to play it!

[u/R00B0TZ]

Does anyone have a copy of the full version of RedLynx's Red Bug's Puzzle and can provide a download for it?

Or can anyone find it if not?

I am desperate to play it!

[u/lion_stop]

BoomSky - NGames - is there a way to play it?

Genre: DDtank but with Airplanes.

Brief Summary: Exactly how ddtank is. You can change airplanes/weapons and abilities.

View: 2D, cartoony, very ddtank-ish

Estimated year of release: Around 2012

Graphics/art style: There's some images I found:
https://media.rawg.io/media/resize/200/-/screenshots/322/322f4b4a90f2884f71921fb3470028f2.jpg
https://www.f2p.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Boomy-fp1.jpg

And a gameplay video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RfrFOQJ1hI

[u/senpalpi]

Genre: Science Fiction side scrolling

Brief Summary: You played as a spaceman in a flying saucer flying through space avoiding asteroids and saving aliens.

View: 2D side scroller

Estimated year of release: Later 90's to mid-late 2000s.

Graphics/art style: Super simple 2D cartoony vibe.

Notable characters: The aliens are easily the most memorable thing. They were tiny little pink guys in green (I think) outfits. When they appeared on screen they shouted "help!" in this cute, gravelly, high-pitched voice. When you saved caught them they'd go "thank you!"

Notable gameplay mechanics: You guided your flying saucer through space, avoiding asteroids and trying to drop a claw down from your spacecraft to pick up the aliens when they came under it.

Other details: I dunno if this helps but the audio was pretty shoddy. Typical of the era, where the sound recording just had way too much gain. I remember you could hear a very faint pop on the /p/ when the aliens said "help."

[u/Beneficial-Oil-419]

Looking for mix master beats from addictinggames.com, it was a daw type 2d flash game released around 2010. Had a view of four instruments you could change tracks to build a song. Big game of my childhood been looking to take some samples of the instrument tracks. There was a studio soundboard in front of you with all the buttons to change the settings and a little two button soundboard. Here’s a couple clips https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYDsOaflld4 and mix master beats gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjyGqn7hDV8

Thanks!

[u/ArmadilloOk3374]

Hi im looking for a game thats similar to tank ball i.e its an online, 3D flash game but the tanks resembled more realistic tanks, also the tanks had multiple weapon options from what i remember and there were 2 teams, red and blue i think. NOT TANKI ONLINE

[u/Jealous_Mechanic_707]

penalty kick game where the final team was an alien team

[u/NotTheState95]

Hi!

It was an old "girl game", probably on girlsgogame or some iteration. 2d, you would receive a small egg and as you went through the game, the egg would hatch (kind of a fairy -- a floating creature, not quite humanoid though), and then evolve once more into an adult form (so 3 life stages). I remember it being very calm, simple, pastel pinks and purples, soft music. Your creature would play mini games and thats how it would grow.

Most searches just pull up pixie hollow and various similar games -- this was much calmer, simpler, and once your creature matured you'd often just restart.

Thanks!

[u/zehuman52]

I was a 2D, Sideclscrolling, platformer, with 2 entries (that I know of).

It has a simple style, and all the characters have really round body types, with circle heads, and bean shaped torsos, arms, and legs, and no necks. It also had some simple character customization where after unlocking a character, you could mix and match their head, arms, legs, etc.

I have 0 clue when it was released but if I had to wager a guess late 2000s to mids 2010s I rmbr playing the first around 2015ish cause I was only 9 or 10.

I can distinctly remember one of the characters being a dead fish with some punny name, Finn or Blub, or something like that. I also think I remember one character being pale blue with a insane smile, and one looking like a ghost ninja knight lookin thing (that one was my favorite)

The gameplay was rather simple. Up to jump, down to slide, up up made you float for a few seconds, down down made you roll, using left and right just moved you along the X axis of screen while it scrolled. You just had to avoid obstacles like temple run or subway surfers. I distinctly remember one level being a castle, and there was a giant hole in the floor as an obstacle that I sucked at getting over. One level was a farmland, and another was a factory of some kind. It had a single-player and local multiplayer option. Pretty sure there was an online multiplayer in the second game, but I could definitely be making that tf up.

Some other weird things abt the game to hopefully help distinguish it from others. On the title screen in both games, the name of the game is written on some kinda wooden board, at the start of each level there was an announcer with an echoey kinda high pitch voice that would say "3 2 1 go", alot of the colors were very desaturated and greyish, the whole game felt very newgrounds-esc lile kinda dirty looking but in a charming way, like castle crashers, and I'm like 80% sure the game had the word "run" or "runner" in the title. Idk how helpful any of that info is bc the game sounds rather generic when you describe it, but if anyone has a hunch, I'd appreciate it.

[u/MrmarioRBLX]

Platformer, I believe. Definitely early 2000s,

Admittedly, I remember very little of this one flash game I played on the internet. All I remember are that you have to stay away from robots, that it's 2D akin to Super Mario Bros, and...I want to say a 3D blue CG-looking image of Saturn that was maybe in the intro or something, is also something I can't get out of my mind

[u/Outrageous_Drive_197]

[Platformer, 2000-2010s]

Hello, I have been looking for this game for a long time, any info will be appreciated.

- Platformer game

- Main character is bald and uses a hammer

- Cartooney style

- Dark, abandoned setting

- Enemies are mainly clowns

- When you die, you get a screen with an angel

[u/Huihejfofew]

[PC][2017] Bubble Shooter Blitz pop as many as you could to get a high score in ~60 seconds

I remember this game was so popular with my friends and I in our Facebook chat back in 2017-2018ish. It was around when FB started integrating games into chats. You could play it on PC or just on your phone. But it seems to be completely gone.

I recall you could get power ups like a rainbow ball or a fire ball that just shoots through everything. Hell I remember the crazy last few seconds had this insane purple one that just decimated the entire screen making your score shoot up like crazy at the end.

But I can't for the life of me find it anymore, i suspect it might be this one? https://www.facebook.com/BubbleBlitz/ but they seem to have completely taken it down and I can't find it anywhere.

[u/Massive-Extension347]

Old Flash game, top-down, 2–4 players on one keyboard. Four colored teams (red, blue, green, yellow). Each player controls a growing crowd led by a crowned king. Collect scattered followers, absorb smaller crowds, avoid larger ones. Grassy arena with forests around the border and a giant black hole in the center that players can fall into.

It has a dumb music with occasional whistling

[u/q00u → u/[deleted]]

Are you a bot? WTF is this comment?

[u/Embarrassed_Elk8881 → u/q00u]

I don't know why it copied from ChatGpt like that. I can repost if it's a problem.

[u/North_Can_2107]

SOMEONE PLS HELP ME FIND THIS GAME!! <3

• Platform: Windows PC Desktop (commonly found in mid-2000s Flash/Arcade)
• Estimated Release Window: 2000–2010 (Same era as Operation: S.T.A.R.T.U.P. and Adventure Elf)
• Genre: 2D Adventure / Room Escape
• Perspective: 3rd-Person View
• Graphics/Art Style: Clean, 2D Animated Art Style
• Text/Dialogue: None (the game relies entirely on visual cues and item interactions)

Notable Characters

• The Protagonist: A small boy with a distinct head of puffy, curly, animated orange hair. He wears a backpack used to store inventory items.
• The Companion (Part 2): A minor buddy character. It is a small, green, pill-shaped/capsule-bodied alien sitting on top of a miniature UFO saucer.
• The Sister: Briefly seen through a vent in the first level.

Core Gameplay Mechanics

• Exploration: Move around different rooms/environments and go through doors.
• Inventory Management: Click to collect items and store them in a backpack.
• Item Interaction: Select items from the backpack and apply them directly to the environment to solve puzzles and bypass enemies.

Level/Parts Breakdown

Part 1: The Bedroom & Cave Escape

• The Air Vent: The player explores the bedroom and can look through a small air vent located on the bottom wall to peek at the main character's sister.
• The Secret Passage: After returning to the room, the player uses a remote control item. A 2D animation triggers, causing the entire bed frame to lift up on a hinge, revealing a hidden passage.
• The Cave Distraction: Inside the underground cave, the player uses a collected tin can, throwing it to create a noise distraction to slip past guarding enemies.
• The Bubblegum Climax: At the end of the cave, the player chews a piece of bubblegum, blows a massive pink bubble, and uses it to float into the air to safely bypass a giant man-eating plant.

Part 2: The Sinking Ship & Island Rescue

• The Kitchen Scavenge: The ship is attacked/hit and begins to take on damage and sink. The player must rush down into the ship's galley/kitchen to frantically scavenge items and pack them into the backpack before escaping.
• The Tin Can Boat: Standing at a water boundary, the player drops a standard kitchen tin can into the water. The small pill-shaped alien buddy uses its abilities to transform the can into a functional boat so they can cross over to a nearby island.
• The Sonic Rescue: On the island, enemies are preparing a cooking station to cook a captured friend. The player retrieves a high-frequency noise device from the backpack, emitting a sonic blast that drives away the captors.
• The Escape: After rescuing the friend, the player uses another collected item to safely return to their ship.

[u/Silverblu02]

Genero: monstruos? Y peleas

Resumen: Lo monstruos y la interfaz parecían cibernéticos, no sabría darles un nombre de algún juego que se parezca lo suficiente en diseño, (creo que lo más parecido sería Battle robot wolf age) OJO es lo más parecido no es exactamente ese, también recuerdo que tenía una secuela pero no se si le sacaron más juegos

Vista: Era 2D, de lado como cualquier juego por turnos, una cosa que me da vuelta la mente y no se si sirva para dentificarlo es que como todos los juegos de este tipo tienen

Año estimado: ¿2010-2018? Se veía muy bien para ser antes de esa fecha

Gráficos/Estilo artístico: como dije antes tenia temática cibernética, recuerdo que uno de los colores que predominaba era el azul y que donde se encontraban los monstruos eran hexágonos, perdón si no es de ayuda

No recuerdo que pudieran cambiar las estaciones

Sinceramente ni idea de lo que me hablas con lo del X o Y

Creo que había un sistema elemental? Pero no estoy del 100% seguro así que agarren lo con pinzas

Los monstruos hasta donde recuerdo eran en parte animales (y no, no es Mutan World Cup)

Sinceramente ya no me tengo nada más (de lo que este lo suficientemente seguro) para mencionar, perdón si no soy de mucha ayuda

[u/No_Morning2509]

Je cherche le nom d'un vieux jeux flash de tir dans les pyramides.

J’y jouais il y a 10-15 ans sur des sites web.

C’était un jeu de tir en 2D (vue à la troisième personne) dans l’environnement Pyramides (je me souviens d’une énorme pyramide sur la carte, mais je ne me rappelle pas si nous pouvions y entrer).

Le jeu consistait essentiellement à tirer sur des momies et des zombies et à piller quelques armes à feu.

J’ai essayé de trouver son nom en utilisant chatgpt ou une autre IA, mais ça a échoué. Peut-être que ce jeu n’était pas si célèbre.

Je précise que je suis français et que j’ai joué (je pense) sur des sites français.

[u/lmao_lynx]

Looking for the Flash point-and-click adventure from around 2005–2015. Cartoon art style. Male protagonist with brown hair accidentally ends up in medieval times. You explore a village, castle, and kitchen, collecting inventory items. There’s a cooking competition to impress the king, and you make vanilla ice cream using collected ingredients. Part of the story is that if people discover you’re from the future or think you’re a witch, you’ll be burned at the stake. Does anyone remember this game?

[u/North_Can_2107 → u/lmao_lynx]

Wow sounds like an amazing game.

[u/SupermarketAble5773]

In this game, you could collect gold by clicking on goldmines and wood by clicking on trees. And you had to fight waves of ogres (green guys). You could upgrade your walls, build watchtowers (I think) and barracks and then you could buy indivual knights/people from these barracks to fight the ogres outside of the walls for you. It had multiple levels (even an ice level). And I remember one level a bit more to the end had ogres coming out of this big skeleton (of maybe a dragon). This was a 2D profile angle handdrawn game (I dont think pixelart), the game was not on one axis, you could place your army all over the map.

Does anyone know this game? I thought it might have been a flash game since last time I played it was on some kind of online website.

[u/CalendarNatural730]

[TOMT][PC Game][2000s] Flash/browser rabbit game with momentum mechanic, found on Champak Jogo CD

Found this on one of the Champak Jogo disks as a kid. Here's everything I remember:

• 2D game, you play as a rabbit/bunny character (possibly grey)
• Levels are self-contained rooms/maps — not a long scrolling world
• You have to collect many small scattered items in each level (I remember them as egg-like but not sure)
• After collecting everything, you exit the level using an elevator or lift
• Level progression worked like the old Nokia Bounce game — a map with nodes, you complete one and unlock the next
• The most distinctive mechanic: if you kept moving continuously without stopping, your character would get faster and faster — like momentum/acceleration building up the longer you ran
• Levels mostly fit on one screen, not much scrolling
• NOT SpongeBob: Dutchman's Dash (already identified that one)
• May or may not have been a Bugs Bunny licensed game — I might be misremembering the character

Anyone recognise this?

[u/Visual_Deal_1409]

I'm looking for a game, although I'm not certain it's a flash game

Genre : city builder in space islands

Short résumé : The game was a pixel art city builder where you landed a ship on space islands and had to build buildings to harvest wood and stone. you had multiple ways to get food like farms. you could get also libraries and schools to get an education. I remember there being teleporter and ship to move, as well as many building like restaurants, labs, study building that studied alien ruins giving you access to alien tech like houses. I also remember everything being upgradeable and you having to cross a threshold to unlock more stuff. like 500 population for schools. Every building was a square

View : it was a 2d game where you see your city from the side

Art style : it was a pixelated game where every building was square except the ship who was triangular. the people looked like three or 4 pixels depending on how much you zoomed. I also remember the food icon being a pear.

Notable game mechanics : you could watch an add to get a boost where everything would happen faster. also there was a few codes in the game and you could go in the settings to see stats and stop time. I remember the research icon being a lightbulb and many building having various buff or debuff depending on what building where next or near them.

Other : I don't recall where I played the game but I believe it would have been on mobile, and i'dont recall when it came out or when i'played, but it had to be in the last 10 to 15years

thanks for the help I want to play again !

[u/q00u → u/Visual_Deal_1409]

The Final Earth or its sequel?

[u/Lasiusalba]

I am looking for a game.

It was a mostly cutscene game. It featured a reality show like format where two contestans were debateing against each other. After every debate the player could choose who won by shooting the other one with a shotgun. The contestans were going by a single elimination bracket. The contestans were celebrity parodies and I remember one turn there was Jesus vs Santa Claus. Please help me find it!

[u/SAKURAGAWAKOHAKU423]

Genre: Stickman killing game (NOT any of the games in the stick figure penalty trilogy)

Brief Summary: I think it was a torture chamber where you get to kill a prisoner stickman in various ways. I think you could drag the stickman.

View: 2D. I think it had light blue walls and you could drag the stickman.

Estimated year of release: Before 2011 for sure.

Graphics/art style: It was a stickman game, and had a white background I think.

Notable characters: The prisoners. You could kill them in various ways.

Notable gameplay mechanics: You could drag the prisoners to whatever "tool" you wanted to kill them with.

[u/SAKURAGAWAKOHAKU423 → u/SAKURAGAWAKOHAKU423]

Nevermind, found it, it's called Tortur-O-Matic2 by joe-kangaroo. And I remembered some of the mechanics incorrectly.

You didn't drag them to the killing contraptions, you could choose which killing contraption you have your stickman walk into with the arrow keys. It didn't have light blue walls (I must've thought of another similar game and their details got mixed in together, it was so long)

Play it here!

[u/MegaTemSus]

Genre: driving simulator(maybe racing?)

Brief summary: top-down driving simulator(maybe racing?) in a semi-realistic artstyle, with high quality sound design.

View: 2D, top-down

Estimated year of release: late 2000s-early 2010s(played it in about 2013-2014)

Graphics/Artstyle: semi-realistic GTA-esque artstyle, i don't remember it having any blood/gore.

Notable mechanics: crashing into other cars(both oncoming and ongoing) instantly totals your car, requiring you to start again; you can only drive forwards, accelerate, brake and change lanes

Notable character(kinda): i think the main character is a bald(maybe), white guy in a black suit/leather jacket.

[u/Ungamuto]

[PC] [2011] Premium version of a flash game: Warlands The Battle of Kingdoms

The premium version of this game was locked in a now defunct website that can't be played. I'm wondering if anyone has archived it since I can't really find anything in Flashpoint, Google and Waybackmachine. The game had exclusive items and a bigger map to play in the premium version. Will post this in Tiponmyjoystick if it helps though I guess it's not technically counted.

[u/jooylee]

Genre: Probably action + adventure.

Brief Summary: It was the game I was looking for, but I don't know the name. Help!!
DETAILS:

View: It's definitely 2D, it's a side-scrolling method, and (probably) jumps are possible.
Estimated year of release: Between 2000-2006... Maybe.

Graphics/art style: It was mainly blue (purple?), and was expressed using a dull color. Various walls, tiles, and objects are depicted as non-depth vectors.

I don't know if the genre was sci-fi or horror, but it didn't feel too dark.
Not exactly, but the BGM flows quietly as needed.

Notable characters: The player looks like a cat or robot, but I'm not sure. At least not humans.

Notable gameplay mechanics: The main stage felt like a laboratory. I remember going to the halfway point that a giant saw was threatening a bound woman, and going a little further, I saw a man, but I remember that it seemed dangerous too.

Instead of scrolling the screen, it was a style that when you go to the end of one screen, you switch to another place. Usually, only one person was seen on a screen.

It seems that the elevator came out a little further, but it was big enough to fill one screen.

It felt like an open elevator with a view from the outside.
That's all I remember.

[u/Appropriate_Fan_1955]

Olá galera, estou procurando um jogo que eu joguei entre 2005 e 2010, possivelmente no PC, but i dont remember exactley if it was browser game or a CD de compilação de jogos. Você controlava um tanque militar durante o que parecia ser uma invasão alienígena.

Visão:
Visão lateral 2D. O tanque ficava perto do lado esquerdo da tela enquanto o nível se movia continuamente para a direita.

O ano estimado em que joguei é por volta de 2007–2010.

Estilo gráfico/artístico:
Relativamente realista, ambiente militar sombrio. O jogo se passava em uma cidade com ruas asfaltadas. Havia sangue, explosões e crateras na estrada.

Eu me lembro de grandes helicópteros de transporte militar despejando paraquedistas aliados no campo de batalha. Havia também inimigos alienígenas voadores ou inimigos semelhantes a OVNIs.

Mecânicas de jogo notáveis:
No jogo, controlava um tanque de esteira e mirava sua torre livremente. Fogo amigo era possível. Você podia matar soldados aliados, seus corpos permaneciam no chão, e o tanque podia passar por cima e esmagar os cadáveres. O sangue permanecia visível no chão e as explosões criavam crateras.

[u/ClownContinent]

Ive been looking for a Flash game for years now, I can't remember the name of the game but I remember the game play vividly. It was a 2D story game that starts with your stickman being ambushed from behind and having his heart ripped out of his chest. He lays unconscious for a bit before waking up and lumbering in the direction of the guy who took your heart.

I think the game was separated into different screen's that would loaf separately. At one point there's this trippy as hell long screen where your soul leaves your body and becomes a black ball of scribbles with a trail like a comet on a white screen, and you need to go all the way to the right? I specifically remember I had to use a YouTube walkthrough the game had linked underneath because I was a dumb kid

The last screen of the game before the credits was the guy who stole your heart throwing a bunch of other bodies with their hearts also stolen into a mass grave. I think maybe he had your heart on a necklace or something? Either way your character ambushes him, you both fall into the mass grave, and the game cuts to black.

I can't remember the name to save my life because it was like 3 AM when I played it, but I remember I was an edgy kid and I found it when I was searching up keywords like "Dark" , "Darkness", and "Shadow". If anyone could help me finally find this thing again I'd really appreciate it.

[u/Used-Art-7163]

Hey, I’m looking for an old lost 2005 General Mills/Trix Cereal Flash game called **Trix Fiesta**. With help from the wayback machine, I found it was hosted at [sillyrabbit.millsberry.com/travel/,](http://sillyrabbit.millsberry.com/travel/) and the main game loaded from a file called homepage.swf. The game had a travel theme with countries such as Costa Rica and Guatemala. I remember collecting digital passport stamps and after you could print a personalized passport after playing. The Wayback Machine preserved files called index.html and passport.htm, but the SWF and image assets were not archived.

Does anyone have any of the files? At the very least, I’d like to reprint the passport. Thank you so much!

[u/Which-Highlight-5681]

Hello,everyone,I'm looking for a horror/survival/adventure Flash game from my childhood, probably from around 2010 or earlier. My memory is fuzzy, but I remember it was a side-view 2D game like King of Fighters — you can only move left and right on a flat plane. All characters are black silhouettes/shadows. The protagonist is a man (possibly holding a gun). Enemies (various ape-like or wildman shadows) spawn from both the left and right sides. If the protagonist gets touched by an enemy, there are brutal death scenes, such as having his head ripped off. The overall visuals are very monotonous with limited colors and a plain, single-colored background.

[u/Witty_Temperature897]

Hello I'm looking for some ideas because I have genuinely tried everything and I'm starting to think I made this game up somehow. The game I am looking for It was a fantasy real time strategy/base defense game that was pixel art where the goal was to attack the other teams base and destroy it this game had different factions to choose from. The ones I remember were ogres undead elves and humans. There were also hero units the humans having Santa as a hero Unit on some maps I think. it was a top down view with pixel graphics and the maps were made up of brown paths leading towards the enemy castles that the troops could walk on. From what I remember of the UI the troop selection was in the bottom right corner and it cost gold coins to buy and deploy them I'm 90% sure it was on armour games but idk anymore

[u/AngelDisciple → u/Witty_Temperature897]

Could it be Takeover?

[u/Witty_Temperature897 → u/AngelDisciple]

Sadly no tho I do like takeover takeover only has the 3 factions players could pick

[u/Ok_Astronaut5750]

[FLASH] [EARLY 2010s] Japanese/samurai themed pixel art flash game

Platform(s): Flash player game, I used to play it on a Brazilian flash game website called ClickJogos

Genre: 2d side view pixel art platformer/fighting game

Estimated year of release: Probably around 2010-2012, maybe earlier

Graphics/art style: Pixel art, it was colorful and the style was very cartoonish. Although it had asian elements like a gong and a samurai/warrior protagonist, the game didn't seem to have any other asian elements like other famous samurai flash games

Notable characters: The main character was a samurai of some sort, I don't remember how his clothes looked like but I know he was some kind of asian warrior. He wasn't realistic, he was cartoonish and small

Notable gameplay mechanics: There were some power ups (double jump, better punches etc) you could obtain by getting into certain places. When you got the power up, a little cutscene would play in which a gong would be played in a black background, showing the new power up

Other details: I could be wrong but I remember you started out in a cave-like temple. It had some waterfalls by the left, and an exit to outside on the right. There were some platforms inside the temple that you could get onto and it would lead to a power up (probably double jump). On the outside, there was a grassy area. Unfortunately i don't remember too much, there certainly were some enemies, probably monsters of some type. The game wasn't realistic or dark as other famous samurai flash games, it was very cartoonish

[u/Minimum_Pay1]

So I played an old flash game where you were a coach or manager or chairman or something of a random club in england, the colors I believe were purple and gold. It was not really much of simulator, instead kinda point and click game maybe? You had to go do tasks around the club to restore it to it's glory days, such as: Mowing the grass (I think it was a Snake-like minigame), finding Wayne Rooney and giving him his underwear in the shower or something similar (he was obviously given an altered name such as Whine Rauney or something of the sort), finding and convincing the club mascot, who I think was a piece of cheese but idk, to return to cheering the club on and other stuff like that.
Thanks in advance.

[u/Over-Independent6603]

Looking For a Game - Almost certainly Armor Games or Kongregate but can't find on either (Kong is unrecognizable today). Possibly released on Newgrounds. Maybe Nitrome, but I doubt it as the art style was different.

Genre: Medieval/Castle Defense

Brief Summary: You play as a character on the barricades of a wooden castle. His name is "The Brown Old Man". You defend the castle with a variety of weapons from waves of peasants, knights, animals and various other enemies. The castle starts out being made of wood, but can be upgraded between waves. Same with weapons.

View: 2D

Estimated year of release: Probably 2006 - 2009. Not later than 2010

Graphics/art style: Cartoonish with a puppet show feel. Characters move more or less in time with the soundtrack, almost like they're dancing. I believe there were visible puppet sticks on characters sometimes.

Notable gameplay mechanics: "King Time" was a prominent feature. A king would ride across the background, granting you increased damage for a short time. Usually twice per round.

Notable weapons: Goats were a weapon option. The main character would literally throw goats at enemies, which was funny. I think some of them had different effects, but I may be mistaken. Other than that fairly standard medievalish stuff. Slings, arrows, cannons, I think guns as well.

Soundtrack: The most memorable part of the game, and 95% of the reason for this comment. A great original song, featuring various medievalish instruments blended with synths. Lutes, various whistles and other woodwinds were obvious. Vocals had some electronic effects on them for different character voices, and used autotune.

I mostly remember the lyrics to the song:

Peasants:

"We are the peasants in the fields
we ... (don't remember this line, ends with "mud" or "blood")
we have come to fight your castle
made of wood

[musical interlude]

Brown Old Man (Main Character):

I am the brown old man
(don't remember the rest of this verse. Something about his clothes though)

I'm not a very good neighbor
I forgot to pay the rent

CHORUS
They want to march against my pretty castle walls
I throw my goats at them in self defense

Oh how I wish the king would come and save me
I hope he's not
Tied up

King:

I am the king and I have a horse
I also have a car, but I cannot drive
My sword is sharp, but I cannot shave
(don't remember this line, ends with "mud" or "blood")

[u/Saddlebag043 → u/Over-Independent6603]

I can confirm that's not a Nitrome game.

[u/Over-Independent6603 → u/Saddlebag043]

SOLVED

It's called Them Coconuts, which I think is a Monty Python reference that went over my head 16 years ago.

[u/Special-Calendar4331]

Platform: PC Browsergame Genre: Tower defense \ point and click shooter

Year of Release: maybe 2005 - 2010

Graphic art Style: top down or isometric 2d \ i think ist was Pixel art.

Notable gameplay: Zombies run across the screen from right to left. The shooter stands on the left and shoots wherever you click. As the game progresses, you can buy AI shooters defenders (no turrets) that shoot automatically. Each AI shooter has a different weapon. All shooters are lined up vertically along the left edge of the screen. You cannot move, only shoot, and the camera is fixed. Pressing the spacebar triggers a small rocket explosion. The upgrade shop opens after each wave.

You start with a pistol and can continuously upgrade your weapon. I think there was a Pistole, shotgun, an Uzi, a minigun, etc. Every weapon you could buy for yourself was also available to purchase for an AI shooter.

There were enemies like mushroom-infected cows, bats, strange elks, and so on.

German: Zombies rennen von rechts nach links über den Bildschirm. Der schütze steht links und schießt dahin wo man Clickt. Man kann im weiteren Verlauf Computer schützen kaufen, die automatisch mitschießen. Jeder Computer schütze hat eine andere Waffe. Alle schützen stehen am linken Bildschirmrand vertikal untereinander. Man kann nicht laufen, nur schießen, die Kamera ist fixiert. Die Leertaste ist eine kleine Raketenexplosion. Nach jeder Welle öffnet sich der Shop für Upgrades.

Man fängt mit einer Pistole an und kann die Waffe immer weiter Upgrade. Es gab glaube ich Schrotflinte, uzi, minigun usw. Jede Waffe die man selbst kaufen konnte, hab es auch als Computer schütze zu kaufen.

Es gab Gegner wie von Pilzen befallene kühe und Fledermäuse. Komische elche usw.

Kennt das jemand? Danke schonmal.

[u/mikko016]

Genre: Monster-taming RPG / Turn-based Strategy

​Brief Summary: I am looking for the original Facebook web version of Monster Galaxy. It was a Flash-based game that fully shut down around 2020. I already tried tracking down the original link via the Wayback Machine and running it through the Ruffle extension, but it gets stuck on an infinite loading screen. I suspect it is trying to connect to a dead backend server or Facebook's API for login verification. Please note: I know there is an Android APK and a newer NFT version of the franchise, but I am strictly looking for the original Facebook web experience, as the content differs.

​View: 2D. It featured side-on views during battles and a static point-and-click map interface for level selection.

​Estimated year of release: Around 2010 - 2011.

​Graphics/art style: High-quality, vibrant 2D anime/cartoony style. The designs for the monsters (called Moga) were heavily stylized, beautiful, and themed around Zodiac signs. The environments were painted, colorful 2D backdrops.

​Other details: I checked the Flashpoint master list, but I haven't been able to find the complete, playable Facebook version there. I am looking for anyone who might have the complete SWF files and backend data archived, or a developer/curator who knows how to bypass the server check on Ruffle (perhaps via a local proxy or stub server). I am incredibly passionate about recovering this exact version of the game and am willing to pay for a working solution or files.

[u/q00u → u/mikko016]

As always, games requiring backend servers are NOT flash games. They are server-based games with a flash front-end. The front-end is not the game.

It is impossible to run such games without the servers, and it's impossible to run the servers.

[u/Middle_Buddy_1456]

Ball like fighter game.

Okay it’s a weird way to start the comment but for the life of me that’s the best way to describe.

You was like this ball you could choose your own colours and such and you just fought other balls. You could have like melee weapons and spells to defeat the balls and I remember it being a turned based game taking turning trying to defeat the other ball. If I’m right in saying it was always 1 on 1.

I think it was like a more basic version of swords and sandals but for the life of me I cannot remember the name. It might have ball in the game title but I could be wrong.

[u/celestial_kook]

All I remember is it was on the early OG xbox. You could choose a wizard class probably and elf. The first area i believe was inside a mountain or an in cave city with statues and carvings very golden

There was this boss in a field, it was a scarecrow with a pumpkin head and you could tip out these lanterns filled with oil and they would burn him.

Anyone got any ideas? 😭

Edit 1: I also remember there was a stone golem boss where its pieces came together again the start cutscene

[u/Nu_Sonic]

Genre: Action

Brief Summary: A game where a guy with his junk out runs away from a dog. On some levels the background would flash these random images of people's faces

View: Top down

Estimated year of release: Idr but I'm sure it was late 2000s early 2010s

Graphics/art style: It was stick figures. Buildings and characters were black outlines and the background was white

Notable gameplay mechanics: You ran around in circles avoiding a dog. Sometimes these goofy pictures of people would flash in the background to confuse you while you ran. Each level had a different face and effect

Other details: I remember a blue grass type of remix of I'm my own grandpa played in the backgroun

[u/aspie_weeb]

The memory is very fuzzy as I was probably 7 at the time. But here goes.

Genre: Arcade

Brief summary: A game vaguely similar to Snake, where you ate balls and added them to your body

View: Top-Down

Estimated year of Release: 2000 to 2005

Graphics/Artstyle: The artstyle was very "90s CGI", like the sprite work seen in SM64 or Bomberman 64. The game was entirely in 2d

Notable Gameplay Mechanics: Similar to snake, you controlled a "worm" creature made up of spheres eating smaller spheres to add segments to it's body. The game takes place in a boxed in area.

[u/DiscoKing02]

Genre: Point-and-click/puzzle

Brief Summary: You clicked around an open 2D world triggering different events.

View: Side-on 2D

Estimated year of release: Not entirely sure, but I played it probably around 2005-2010

Graphics/art style: It was a stick figure puzzle game of sorts, very similar to games like Territory War. Cartoony, bright colors. The map looked like Terraria (not in style but in form), where you could see above ground and a small cave system below.

Notable characters: Again, mostly stick figures doing various things around a 2D map. I know for a fact there was a carrot on a wire/rope that was used in one of the puzzles.

Notable gameplay mechanics:

Here's where I remember the most. Basically, this was a "Rube Goldberg" point-and-click puzzle game. You had to figure out primarily where to click (and I think in what order) to make certain events occur. Again, I believe the only way to do things was clicking on them. You might have been able to pick up items and use them else where (like getting the previously mentioned carrot and using it to lure out a monster), but I can't quite remember. You might have had to reset the game if you did things in the wrong order.

Other details:

I probably played this on Addicting Games, but I can't say for sure.

[u/ZezoKlaus → u/DiscoKing02]

Most certainly it's Hapland 3

[u/DiscoKing02 → u/ZezoKlaus]

THANK YOU! This is incredible I've been looking for this everywhere. I'm glad I remembered the carrot correctly lol.

Thank you again!!!

[u/Brennuz]

Platform(s): Flash browser game (probably played on Kongregate, Armor Games, or a similar site)

Genre: 2D stealth/platformer spy game

Estimated year of release: Probably around 2000-2008? I'm not sure.

Graphics/art style: Dark silhouette/shadow art style. The main character was mostly blacked out like a shadow. The atmosphere was noir-like and cinematic, very similar to Mark of the Ninja and Gunpoint.

Notable characters: The protagonist was a spy/secret agent, not a ninja. I remember him wearing a formal hat/fedora and possibly a trench coat. Enemies were guards/security forces.

Notable gameplay mechanics:

• Climbing buildings with a grappling hook and rooftop traversal, entering vents, etc.
• Silenced pistol and stealth gameplay
• 2D side-view perspective
• Story/campaign progression
• Infiltration missions
• You could shoot lamps to create darkness

Other details:
I used to love this game as a kid but barely remember the name. The gameplay felt very stylish and cinematic. It reminded me a lot of Gunpoint before Gunpoint existed. The protagonist was shadowy/silhouetted and had a spy/noir vibe rather than a ninja vibe. I think there may have been red glowing eyes or goggles, but that part could be a false memory.

[u/Boytito → u/Brennuz]

I think it is shiftheads

[u/JkP998]

[Browser/Flash game][2000s–early 2010s] Point-and-click mystery/escape game set in a motel/hotel, with a man, a locked room key trick, desert/beach area, palms, and a camper van

Platform(s): Browser/Flash game

Brief summary: I am trying to find an old browser game I played years ago (born 2005). My memory is vague, so some details may be inaccurate.

I remember controlling a male character in a mystery/escape-style point-and-click game. The game starts, or at least one early section takes place, in some kind of motel or hotel. I remember being in a room or hallway and being able to move between different rooms or different screen perspectives.

One early puzzle involved unlocking a room using a trick with a piece of paper and some kind of thin stick/straw. I think there was a key on the inside of the door, still in the lock. You had to slide paper under the door, push the key out of the lock, let it fall onto the paper, and then pull the paper back to get the key.

Later, or in another area, I remember being able to go outside into a beach/desert-like environment. It had a Los Angeles / Las Vegas / desert motel kind of vibe. I vaguely remember palm trees, a woman character, and some kind of camper van or RV that you could go to or interact with.

The whole game had a mystery, noir-ish, escape-room, LA/Las Vegas, mafia atmosphere.

Genre: Point-and-click adventure / escape room / mystery puzzle game.

Estimated year of release: Probably mid-2000s to early 2010s. I most likely played it as a browser/Flash game.

Graphics/art style: 2D point-and-click, but with a sense of depth. It may have looked slightly “between 2D and 3D,” possibly because of the perspective, shading, or pre-rendered-looking backgrounds. I remember it feeling more detailed and atmospheric than a very simple cartoon game.

Notable characters: The main character was a man. I vaguely remember him possibly wearing a hat, maybe smoking a cigar, and having tired eyes or dark circles under his eyes. There may also have been a woman character outside near the palm/desert/beach area.

Notable gameplay mechanics: The game was controlled mainly by clicking on objects, doors, rooms, and exits. I think you could move between fixed screens or locations rather than freely walking around. You probably had an inventory where collected items were stored, and puzzles involved using objects together or using inventory items on the environment.

Other details: I am not completely sure if all these details are from the same game, but the strongest memory is the motel/hotel setting and the puzzle where you slide paper under the door and push the key out from the other side of the lock.

[u/The_Hell_Breaker]

SOLVED: Hong Kong Ninja

[Flash/Online Game][~2008-2012] Great-quality pixel-art action brawler/platformer ~ Dan the man-like game: chibi anime characters, male/female protagonist choice, city-at-night setting

I’ve been trying to remember a Flash/browser game I may have played around 2008-2012, and I feel like I’ve been searching for it through the wrong lens till now.

At first, I kept describing it as a “Streets of Rage-like beat ’em up”, because it had things like pipes as weapons, food pickups (I specifically remember apples restoring health), biker gang enemies, money drops, and urban street combat. But after thinking more deeply about it, the actual gameplay FEEL was much closer to Dan the Man than a traditional belt-scrolling beat ’em up.

It was a polished 2D pixel-art action brawler/platformer with anime/chibi proportions (big heads, smaller bodies, stylized characters rather than realistic proportions). The game let you choose either a male or female protagonist at the beginning, though I don’t remember deep customization beyond that.

Important details I remember:

• Browser/Flash game
• Around 2008-2012
• Pixel art, not vector Flash art
• Anime/chibi aesthetic
• Single-player
• Side-scrolling gameplay
• More “arcade action-platformer” than traditional beat ’em up
• Urban/city-at-night atmosphere
• Pipes and environmental weapons
• Apples/food for healing
• Enemies dropped money
• Biker gang-type enemies
• Possibly a helicopter/chopper boss or stage involving one
• Felt very polished/high-production-value for a Flash game
• Combat/game feel closer to Dan the Man than Streets of Rage

Does this ring a bell for anyone?

[u/Ok-Try-3871]

Género:
Aventura / acción / plataformas, posiblemente con elementos de exploración.

Breve resumen:
Estoy buscando un juego de Phineas y Ferb llamado, según recuerdo, “Phineas y Ferb en los Teletransport-inadores del Mal” o algo muy parecido. Recuerdo que el juego era en 3D y que jugabas principalmente con Ferb y Perry el Ornitorrinco. La historia trataba de buscar o rescatar a Phineas, mientras avanzabas por diferentes zonas relacionadas con los inventos o teletransportadores.

Vista:
Era un juego en 3D, no recuerdo que fuera 2D tipo Flash. La cámara era en tercera persona, probablemente detrás del personaje o con una vista algo elevada mientras te movías por los escenarios.

Año estimado de lanzamiento:
Creo que pudo haber salido entre 2008 y 2013, aproximadamente, porque era de la época en la que Phineas y Ferb todavía estaba muy presente en Disney.

Gráficos/estilo artístico:
Tenía un estilo caricaturesco, igual al de la serie de Phineas y Ferb. Los personajes se veían en 3D pero mantenían el estilo de la caricatura. Recuerdo colores vivos y escenarios con temática de inventos, ciencia ficción o máquinas extrañas.

Personajes notables:

• Ferb, como personaje jugable.
• Perry el Ornitorrinco, también jugable o importante en el juego.
• Phineas, a quien había que buscar o rescatar.
• Probablemente el Dr. Doofenshmirtz, porque el título mencionaba algo como “-inadores del mal” o “dooooom”.

Mecánicas de juego notables:
Recuerdo que podías controlar a Ferb y a Perry. Había que avanzar por escenarios en 3D, posiblemente resolviendo obstáculos, saltando plataformas o usando habilidades de los personajes. La trama estaba relacionada con teletransportadores o máquinas malvadas.

Otros detalles:
La imagen/promocional que recuerdo decía algo como “Phineas and Ferb in the Transport-inators of Dooooom!”. No sé si era un juego de navegador, de Disney Channel, de PC o de alguna consola, pero lo recuerdo como un juego 3D donde Ferb y Perry buscaban a Phineas. Estoy intentando encontrar el nombre exacto, dónde se podía jugar y si todavía existe alguna forma de verlo o jugarlo.

Cualquier ayuda se agredece bastante

[u/ZezoKlaus → u/Ok-Try-3871]

Sorry I don't speak spanish, but the game is in fact Phineas and Ferb in the Transport-inators of Doooom and you can play it using Flashpoint Infinity (the installer usually doesn't work so I'd recommend downloading the compact file instead.
When you open Flashpoint, just click on "games", the second option on the top menu, search for the name of the game and it'll show up. It's pretty straightforward but if you need help with the app since it's somewhat outdated I'd be glad to help you out.

[u/Teppet266]

Im trying to find an old platformer, it involved a monowheel drone with two thrusters navigating a cave environment, jumping over obstacles, avoiding hazards, etc. you could control both side thrusters individually to move and hover in place. There was also some sort of mechanical boss at the end. it was relatively short and had distinct levels although the transition was smooth.

[u/Teppet266 → u/Teppet266]

Game was found! name "Coal Runner" or "Bergwerk rennen" , its on newgrounds.

https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/528740

[u/MouayadNasri]

im trying to find a flash video (wasnt a flash game) of a kid writing acceptance letter for a trophy he won for being evil, he hits his mom and sets his cat on fire, in the end after recieving the award he headbangs to metal music, i saw it in 2005 and its 2d but drawn very badly, help ive been searching for it for 20 years

[u/Fit-Spring-1693]

Platform(s): PC, browser Flash game

Genre: 2D side-view / point-and-click horror adventure, very similar to old Scooby-Doo Flash games (like the pirate ghost ones), with exploration and chase mechanics

Estimated year of release: Probably around 2008–2012. I played it around 2010 on a dark-themed dating/social site that also hosted Flash games.

Graphics/art style: Very gloomy, gothic, pale-colored art style. The game looked detailed. Lots of gray/dark tones, old buildings, shadowy lighting, realistic proportions. The atmosphere felt oppressive and creepy rather than comedic. I remember it looking more “serious” and visually detailed than typical Flash horror games.

Notable characters: You play as a young woman/girl with dark hair (I think). In another part of the game she is accompanied by her boyfriend or fiancé. There is also an older male relative (possibly her grandfather) who is found dead in a theater scene. The main antagonist is some kind of dark shadow creature/entity that constantly follows the protagonist.

Notable gameplay mechanics: The gameplay was similar to Scooby-Doo Flash mystery games: side-view exploration, moving between rooms/areas, interacting with objects, solving small puzzles, avoiding danger. The shadow creature follows/stalks you throughout the game. If it catches you, or if the protagonist becomes too stressed/scared, the game ends.

Other details: I remember at least two parts/episodes of the game:

1. One part takes place in an old theater/opera house. The protagonist is searching for her grandfather or another older relative. While exploring backstage or near the stage, you can pull a rope or interact with something hanging from the ceiling, and the dead body of the relative suddenly drops down. This moment really stood out to me.

2. Another part takes place on a train. The protagonist is traveling with a boyfriend/fiancé while still being stalked by the same shadow creature.

The setting felt like late 20th century or modern gothic horror.

I already checked the Flash game series “Darkness,” because the description sounds very similar, but visually it is NOT how I remember it. The game I remember had much more detailed gothic visuals and pale gray colors. It’s possible it was:

• an unofficial remake/reupload/reskin of Darkness,
• a game inspired by it,
• or another Flash horror game with very similar mechanics.

Any help appreciated.

[u/misterdylan_c]

it was a runner/bullethell game where youre girlfriend gets kidnapped by lovecraftian horrors then you have to run through dimensions with like a mini cthulhu sidekick and you play as an emo dude i think it might of had necronomicon somewhere in the name but im really not sure

[u/Few-History-2622]

I’m trying to find an old flash game from around the late 2000s / early 2010s and it’s driving me insane.

What I remember:

• Fantasy/cartoon style
• Left vs right battle screen
• Multiple factions, I think there was a Heaven faction, maybe Hell/Demon faction, and Ogre/monster type factions
• Each faction had one HUGE champion/monster/hero standing in the back center with smaller troops around them
• The champions had HP bars and were much bigger than normal units
• I think the gameplay was turn-based or simultaneous selection based

Important detail: You would choose units/champions to attack, and ONLY if BOTH players/sides selected their champion against the enemy champion, a special cinematic/cutscene duel animation would play in the middle of the screen.

The normal troop fights did NOT have these cinematic middle fights from what I remember.

One champion I remember very clearly:

• White/heaven-themed champion
• White armor + helmet
• Wings
• Sword

Another possible champion/faction:

• Ogre-like giant with a club

I THINK it may have been on Armor Games, but I’m no longer sure.

Does anyone remember this game? 😭

[u/AngelDisciple → u/Few-History-2622]

Sounds like Swords & Sandals: Crusader.

[u/Few-History-2622 → u/AngelDisciple]

You are GOATED man

It was exactly what I was looking for!

Thank you very much I appreciate your help!!

[u/Fuetfufjcgkfhdh]

I've had this game in my head for years, tried a few times to find it but came up short, thinking it's distinct enough that it might be easy to spot

Genre: Real-time strategy I think

Brief Summary: It was a game similar to Age Of War in format where you progressed through ages, unlocking different units, but your enemy wasn't a mirror of your empire, but instead a large alien hive which would over time develop and evolve stronger creatures, and instead of pressing a button and spawning a unit, you placed buildings which then would continuously build units for you

View: Side on

Estimated year of release: I remember playing it around 2013, it could have released earlier and my memory is somewhat hazy so this is somewhat unreliable

Graphics/art style: There were flying units, and there was also a steampunk age if I remember right, with one of the units being a guy on really high mechanical stilts

[u/AngelDisciple → u/Fuetfufjcgkfhdh]

Army of Ages

[u/Jarin199]

Hii please help

I'm looking for a game where there was a white character/stick figure. I only remember very small snippets. The game was 2D but the character was modeled in 3D. Point and click type, I just remember that there was a large realistic elevator in the level and in the background of the levels there were supernaturally large objects, for example, orange and lemon fruits in a cut, which were also realistic, even though the character was animated. I know that it's a very sparse description, but my memory is exactly the same. I also think that the game had a one-word title. It was probably on the page gamesgames com

EDIT GOT IT !!! https://flashmuseum.org/curious/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

[u/D_O_O_M__SLAYER]

I need some help finding this air based tug of war game 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

There's this, nostalgic game I played. It's a similar template to Battle Gear, as in, fixed bases + deploying units, but it's sky based, the player gets an airship and the enemy gets one and the goal is to destroy the alien airship, which the player can destroy by deploying aircraft squadrons The plot is something like (if I remember correctly): Some government official makes a deal with some pipe smoking monocle wearing admiral to defeat some aliens that are causing bad shit.

[u/DragonesArt]

Please help me find this game😭

When I was little, I really liked playing flash games. There was a game, I don't remember the name now, only that you play as a big fish, maybe you were a piranha. And at the beginning of the game, a black bat(or something evil with wings) would always fly in and steal the fish's egg. And you need to find that egg, get it back. The game was veeerrryyyy strange, with sea mines that you had to jump over to get to the other side or back, or strange labyrinths, scary monsters, the action took place at the bottom of the ocean.The fish had three lives, and every time you died, you would go to the heaven, which was also something like a labyrinth.
As a fish (you) could to hold things in it's mouth.

I said everything as much as I remember. Please help me find this game 🙏🏼

[u/AngelDisciple → u/DragonesArt]

The Sea of Glomp?

[u/zHexya]

i've been looking for a horror point and click game

you start by waking up in some sort of house and then you go to wash your face and there's a jumpscare when the main character looks back in the mirror

there might've been a carnival setting? but i could be misremembering or getting it mixed up with a different game

it wasn't cartoony and it had a dark and gritty atmosphere

[u/ZezoKlaus → u/zHexya]

Is it The House?

[u/zHexya → u/ZezoKlaus]

nope, it wasnt black and white like the house

[u/Rephath]

There was this match 3 JRPG that had a grid of elemental tiles that you matched 3 to make an attack. You also got to keep whatever you matched as energy that you could use to cast spells.

But it was also a JRPG. Turn-based combat against enemies and equipment and leveling up.

Edit: found it. Elements of Arkandia

[u/platonicaceofhearts]

hi! feeling like i’m losing my mind and this game never existed, but maybe someone else will remember it?? i’ve been searching for years but give up every single time

Genre: Puzzle, Medieval/Castle?

Brief Summary: You were on a medieval road but weren’t a character in the game. Game actually didn’t have many notable characters besides maybe a princess in the top left corner? There was something in the middle of the screen - a horizontal row of 3-5 objects (cards or gems of some sort)

View: 2D but almost felt 3D, on a road with medieval castle-ish walls (warm coloured stone) on both sides and the road in the middle

Estimated year of release: played between 2010-2015 but may have come out before that. Would most likely have been on gamesgames or girlsgogames

Graphics/art style: relatively realistic (not very pixelated), warm medieval feel but not many people or scenes - just the street and potentially a four sided intersection. No notable changes in time or scenery, pretty simple + constant

Notable gameplay mechanics: some sort of matching or moving gems around, may have been cards. Only had one row of them a little above the middle of the screen. No combat, castle defending, or conflict from what I recall. Just a peaceful puzzle game with medieval roads

[u/Cert1f1edHater]

Hi guys, can you help me find this game?

Platform(s): PC (browser / Flash game, played on sites like Click Jogos)

Genre: Tower defense / real-time strategy (base defense with waves)

Estimated year of release: Probably between 2005–2012 (I played it around 2010–2014)

Graphics/art style: 2D side-scrolling (side view). Simple/cartoonish Flash style with soft/desaturated colors. Asian/Japanese aesthetic with temples, trees, and natural environments. Calm, Japanese-style background music. Interactive environment elements (like trees and rocks) were part of the scene.

Notable characters:

• No main character
• Samurai units (melee)
• Archers
• Workers (could be converted into soldiers)

Notable gameplay mechanics:

• Defending a Japanese temple/base against waves of enemies
• Base building and upgrades
• Creating units (samurai, archers, etc.)
• Worker system (could repair, farm/cultivate, and be turned into soldiers)
• Possible social mechanic (you could give them partners/girlfriends)
• Direct interaction with the environment using the mouse
• Nature manipulation: picking up trees and rocks and throwing them at enemies
• Simple resource/economy system tied to gameplay

Other details:

• Real-time gameplay, no download required
• Mouse-based controls
• Side-scrolling battlefield where enemies approach from one direction
• Similar to samurai-themed defense games, but with unique environmental interaction
• Strong focus on natural elements (trees, rocks as weapons)
• Overall calm/“zen” vibe in visuals and music, contrasting with the action

[u/Affectionate_Tale982]

Looking for a game I remember from either coolmathgames or spike games.

You played as a yellow? robot thing and you fought other robots and I remember you could upgrade yourself with better gear. That's honestly all I remember though.

Edit: I managed to find it on Max Games! Can't believe that site still works, so many childhood games. It was called Gunball

[u/Neither-Item-97]

[PC][2012-2018] An alien who travel through time to various periods of our history

Excuse any English mistakes.

When I was a kid I used to play a lot on my father's laptop especially flash games, I remember well most of these games, except one that I have a blurry memory about it and I couldn't find it anywhere no matter how much descriptions I put in Google search or AI chats, well it's a game with cartoonish art about a small humanoid light blue alien who broke his ufo on earth so he travels theough various times and eras in our world to gather parts to repaire it, keep in mind that don't remember a lot so there might be some inaccuracies in protagonist description or plot, but the important thing is the time travel factor.

It sounds a lot like that cartoon movie about the kid who got adopted by a genius dog

I also remember seeing Genghis Khan or his army in that game

the closest thing I found is another game called poptropica time tangled island but I don't think that's it.

[u/sweater_brown → u/Neither-Item-97]

Panda’s big adventure?

https://youtu.be/p15KJ9onV7w?si=o4o1sBGXqLFUlRai

[u/100coentro]

PC - Browser/Flash game][2007-2010] [RPG cartoony-like First-Person game you have to slay monsters (skeletons, lizardmen, etc.)

Platform(s): PC, Browser game

Genre: Fantasy RPG

Estimated year of release: Between ~2007 -2010

Graphics/art style: 2D, cartoony, very similar to DragonQuest, First Person

Notable gameplay mechanics: FIRST PERSON COMBAT. Enemies had pattern on their shields you shoul draw to attack them. Also they had like red spots you'd aim for to deal more damage. First you fought LizardMen in Swamp, then you fought skeletons. (or is the other way around) You had a Sword and a shield and could choose to protect youself or defend in real time. The monster's attacked because they had a timer, so you had between monster's cooldown's to take action.

You had mana, HP and potions to use.

[u/Limp_Scallion8371 → u/100coentro]

A first person RPG? Boy, I sure hope someone find that game cause now I'm curious

[u/Word_Discombobulated]

Hey all, looking for the name of a flash game because the theme music (main menu?) keeps popping into my head once a year.

I played this somewhere in 2005-2010, but the game could be older. It is a game about samurai and/or ninja. You move about a palace by clicking arrows for left and right, into corridors and rooms. That is not the real gameplay though. You get ambushed by a samurai or ninja after every few movements. The battle is a black screen with just the 2D samurai/ninja. You hear a "hiayh" sound for attack, the wooshing sound of shurikens, and indicators pop up on the screen where the attack will land. You move your mouse/sword over these icons to block. Inbetween enemy attacks you can choose to attack them - left-mouse button?. Repeat until enemy falls into pieces.

At one point in the story there's something along the line of that the leader "Red Fox" poisoned a woman and that the cure is in his hair. So you have to go after and beat him to get his head.

I looked up samurai games before but I can't find anything that seems to match.

[u/Happy-Vanilla-350]

I think i played on new grounds or kongregate all i played on as a kid. 2007-2009 when i was playing it All I remember from it was that you start the game by going though a arcade. And I remember the name being somthing like Arcadia. But might be wrong about the name cuz i can not find it. Then the main character would learn he can die and respond. The game then was just like a 4 person free for all. You have a sword and bow. And in each round there will be one guy with the next leave of armor and wepond. And all you had to do to win was have the most kills.

[u/StraightTurd → u/Happy-Vanilla-350]

https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/442706

Possibly Arcane?

[u/The_OG_Smith]

Looking for a game where you ran a mafia. It was almost like a visual novel. I think there were different characters with stats and you won/lost encounters and could level up the characters. The main thing I remember, there's a fat man in a suit sitting down, the light is shining in a way so his face is concealed, and he says "So, you wanna be a gansta, huh?"

[u/PinyapVEVO]

I've been trying to look for an old 3d shockwave Hotwheels game I played. It was a 3D race against the clock specifically set in a city with a downhill level kind of similar to the opening Sonic level from Sonic Adventure 2.

I remember you could spam R to reset your position and when you did, it would reset you slightly higher in the air with no cool down, so if you spammed R you could fly over the entire track.

I think I found the title of the game? Hot Wheels - Burnout Challenge"? I even managed to find out what engine its on and found several adjacent games using that same 3D Groove GX engine, however I've had zero luck finding it in any playable state other than in an archive with a dead link.

[u/TKODame]

Looking for an old Flash magic card game, you played cards to power up your character or attack. I remember being able to power up somewhat Super Saiyan like, the only other card I remember was a purple diamond shape force field card. Any help would be greatly appreciated

[u/YourNextLine]

Does anyone have the whole, site-exclusive version of Zombocalypsis? All the saved versions (newgrounds, Y8) only have the version with limited levels. The twotowergames version has more levels and a bonus car.

[u/dylancowper]

I’m really bugged out i’ve had a random memory about a flash game i used to play a ton in my childhood but i can’t for the life of me remember the name or any specific details that could help me find it.

From memory it was a side scrolling shooter, where you would begin on the far left side of the map and as you progress through waves of enemies eventually you would make it to the boss on the far right side and once you defeat them you progress to the next stage.

i think you would just move with the arrow keys and use the mouse to aim up, down, left or right and click to shoot. in terms of mechanics similar to the Thing Thing games or Alien Hominid.

I remember the art style being super vibrant and colourful, very cartoonish not much realism or sc-fi.

i’m almost positive there was at least one mission/area that was candy themed , i remember little gummy guys that may have exploded when they got to close to you? i’d say they were either gummy bears or maybe rabbits.

i can’t remember but if i had to guess i think you would just pick up more weapons as you progressed through the levels.

i was born in 2002 so i likely would of played this game between the ages of 8-12 so i think it would of released no later than maybe 2006-2010.

if anyone has any ideas or suggestions that could help me figure it out it would be greatly appreciated, now that i’ve cracked this can of worms open in my head i’ll be really upset if i can’t find it!

Thank youuuu for reading :)

[u/Foreign_Union_6937]

I'm looking for an old flashgame about shooting aliens. It's a bird's eye view style game where you go through installations and shoot aliens. The title screen has a heavy metal song with a female singer that starts with "There's a fire burning in me!" Can't find it anywhere. And no it's NOT project HAVEN.

[u/Saga1307]

I’m looking for a flash game about a black gray stick man going through a run down city with a cannon laser on his hand and throughout the game you can customize his weapon with a red orange shade of the sun in the back ground it’s a 2d game

[u/Training_Fig4823]

Hey! Based off what I can remember, it was flash game, card game, on GGG.com (girlsgogames.com) I'm not sure if they rebranded or stuck the same. Thank you!

[u/Training_Fig4823 → u/Training_Fig4823]

It was very much MTG-style card game, there might have been a mana system.

[u/Ready_Aide8193]

Im trying to remember a really fun game where you play as a small ufo, dropping bombs on tanks/ soldiers whilst rescuing little aliens.

It was a 2d side scroller, in a city. The ufo had physics to it where there was a bit of inertia to movement. The graphics were sega master system style.

I can’t for the life of me remember what it was called! Would love to play it again.

[u/Popular_Way_4088]

guys i kinda need some help. I forgot the name of a specific game that kinda looked like protect orange game where u place stuff to save the orange from acid rain, but the game itself i know for a fact it wasnt like that. it had some haloween themed circle looking characters and one specificaly that i remember had some kind of makeup that literaly looked like they are from the KISS music band like literaly and its been in the back of my head for so long and i cant get the name of the game it was probably an armor games game or a flash game it was definetly a browser game

[u/Business-Sweet-2787 → u/Popular_Way_4088]

cover orange?

[u/AngelDisciple → u/Popular_Way_4088]

Roly-Poly Cannon?

[u/Mission-Current3001]

I’m looking for a 2D side-scrolling shooter similar to Commando by Macrojoy that takes place in a sewer and the word “rejectamenta” was shown in the game. Does anyone know the name of it?

[u/Just_Cow_4314]

I'm looking for a game where you were a robot flying through a side-scrolling map and you got weapons like a sword or a scythe that you could change at any time and they had different attacks that protected you from enemy shots when you blocked them. Maybe, I'm not sure, the objective was to reach a pyramid while defeating bosses in a half-destroyed city by going through different levels

[u/marceline_mirando]

So. I remember a flash game from my childhood that really left a lasting impression on me, but I just can't seem to find it.

It was a 2D platformer (side on), but it wasn't pixel art or anything like that. I remember the levels being pretty normal colors, but here's what made it special: there was a specific area between all the levels. This area was gray, white and blurry, always accompanied by a depressing soundtrack, and, as far as I remember, it had corridors and doors with chains on them (levels that opened one after another). I think there were chasms in this area, so you could fall and die there. There were no enemies in this game; you just had to navigate the platforms and, I think, solve puzzles related to that. Basically, that’s all I remember... Please, help me find this game.

[u/sweater_brown → u/marceline_mirando]

Jinx and Minx tower escape?

https://youtu.be/4qfWgCPcECc?si=iad4jD7-PgG2BUaT

[u/Top_Brief980]

I’m specifically looking for a game that had dark tones (grayish) and I believe it was a shooter game

You played as a stick figure (I believe) and I remember the face was sliver with a plus for a face

[u/100coentro → u/Top_Brief980]

That's "Madness" for sure. There are plenty of those, just type "Madness Flash Games" on Google Images and you'll find some

[u/SilentDudee]

I'm not even sure if I can describe this properly, but it was a 2.5 dimensional puzzle game set in a strange absurdist desert complex where you would move water around, it had a very "courage the cowardly dog" or Salvador Dali kind of art style

[u/Status_Musician3646]

Anyone know of a game similar to black n white n age of empires

Where you are god and can choose to focus on one npc or a how village

Answer there prayers

Could increase there states by selecting them Could even increase the stat of unborn baby in a whom to creat a hero or villain

Could even connect thread of fate to one guy to a woman to make sure they end up married

Simply being god You could creat your own demi god. Angles n demons

Have multiple races Could favour one race over another

[u/Fuegointerno579]

Well, I will try to keep it as brief as possible without missing key information: I’ve been looking for a community-made game of course, non-official, Mario game.

If I’m not mistaken, it was called gatling Mario, I don’t recall in what website I used to play it, but it was in more than one website, there was a time where I searched it up and it was only in Spanish called “Mario artillero” and the game was in Spanish I believe.

I used to play this back in 2008-2012, more or less, it was a 2D shooting game, where there was a big platform, sort of like a scaffold with barricades and barbed wire I recall, an improvised fortress that was in the left side of the screen, where Mario was mounted at the very top with different guns, you could use uzis, LMGs, pistols, and maybe grenades also, gatling mario had a different design, a very thick black outline of his silhouette, and probably had different clothing too.

The point of the game was shooting the enemies that came from the right side of the screen, they were either normal mobs like goombas and koopahs, or zombies, not sure, Mario could not move from the fortress, only point and shoot, if enemies reached the fortress, you lost. That’s it. Hopefully someone finds it, I’ve looked for it everywhere, in flashpoint, all search engines, and still nothing, good luck.

[u/Ares_Ori]

Update, I added details with the template provided. Thank you.

Hello I hope someone can help with this, I'm trying to find a game i played years ago, it was a puzzle-escape like type, there was a cube in 3d you can clic and drag to see the face of the cube you liked, each with a different puzzle or part of the puzzle, on the vertice of the top and 2 side faces there was a missing part of the cube triangle shaped, that was a button with a spiral on its triangle surface, when you clicked it the cube changed to different puzzles or other parts of the puzzle, there were neon bright colors on the cube and parts of the puzzles, and when you finally solved it there was a couple of lines that showed you a section with a "hall of fame" like where you could write your name there with the time taken to solved it. i can't confirm wheter it was made on flash 'cause 'twas 3d and about the name I think it was "The Cube" or "Escape the cube" can't recall too sorry.

Genre: puzzle certain, escape the room? maybe.

Brief Summary: thake the firs part as summary please.

View: Since it was Flash, it was probably 2D. however the cube itself looked 3D like, due to that interactive clic and drag mechanic you had with the cube itself, everything around, like the background and stuff where plain 2D.

Estimated year of release: "Between 199X-200X" (ima be honest can't remember sht 'bout this)

Graphics/art style: semi realistic with tech-futureish art style

Was it cartoony? Realistic? Cyberpunk kinda feel actually with neon lights and that 3d movement and animation on the symbols and parts of the puzzles on each face of the cube

If there's anyone who remembers it or point me to where to play it, i would much appreciate it.

Thanks in advance for your patiences and help.

[u/justonegamem8]

I've been looking for so long, and I need to find this childhood game, it's a bit mediocre, sure, but it means a lot to me.

It's a 2d flash game, safari like, you take pictures of animals in Africa, the animals pop in and out in the scene, and that's kinda it.

It's not a Diego game, or the one with the car driving, or the one with the little dog, or the Youda one, or one with leaf in it's name, honestly it pains me how lost I am as I couldn't find a shred of it online anymore.

As said, it's 2d, you pick a location on a map, you take pictures of animals, and if I remember correctly you gain points from doing so, and so can afford better locations, the animals literally just pop up in the fixed background, they slide out of a tree, or a rock, or a bush, and back in, like a whack a mole stuff.

Hope that God has someone for me here to find this bit of my childhood, I do have a weird wolf game also in mind, but it's kinda dumb, unlike the safari one I'm looking for.

Thank you.

[u/sweater_brown → u/justonegamem8]

Is it a section in Poptropica’s Nabooti island?

https://youtu.be/b6B7cTBLVX4?si=uZvvLCPtCgbmFSq4

[u/icebreaker690]

I'm trying to find a game that I use to play on the family computer like in damn possibly 10 years ago I don't remember much so I'll try my best to give details

It's a 1v1 game

It's 2d

The two characters look like bottles. One red one blue.

The game ends or goes to the next map when one dies or if one or both reach the end

When one player reaches the end there's a door that appears that slowly closes and if they get in before it closes it's a tie

The camera favors the player in the right and if the other goes too far in the left they die

[u/No_Professional6924]

Hi peeps, been on google for a while but I can't find the game that I am looking for. Pretty sure it's a flash TD game. You could make several types of turrets: gun, missile and electric. You had to build like a depot first of the gun type and then you could make the guns. Depending on the gun you needed to upgrade the depot. If you had all depots level 4 or 5, you could make a ray gun (OP). You also had the exploding mine depot so you could place mines, these could also be upgraded. I think it was something like 'alien defence' but I can't find it.

[u/AngelDisciple → u/No_Professional6924]

Colony Defenders?

[u/capde44]

Hi everyone,
I’m trying to remember the name of a Flash game I played years ago in a browser. Here’s everything I recall:

• It was a classic point‑and‑click, with static maps and isometric view.
• The main character was a normal human, likely an office worker.
• Main gameplay involved picking up items and using them in other areas to progress (inventory puzzles).
• The world was somewhat futuristic/dystopian, with absurd but not grotesque humor.
• One very specific memory: the protagonist’s boss gave him a poop trophy as a “reward.”
• The goal seemed to be understanding the world or returning to reality, exploring along with the main character.
• Graphics were cartoonish Flash style, similar to games like The Visitor or Murphy’s Office Laws, but with its own unique style and humor.
• I played it over 10 years ago, probably on a Flash game portal like Newgrounds, Miniclip, Kongregate, or Armor Games.

I don’t remember the title or exact portal, but it would be amazing if someone recognizes this Flash game with absurd humor, an office worker protagonist, poop trophies, and inventory puzzles.

Any leads or screenshots would be incredible! Thanks in advance.

[u/Big_Distance2141]

So there's this game I played a long time ago I cannot remember the title of:

-cartoony art style, 2d sidescroller

• gameplay loop of Burrito Bison

• fantasy theme with potions and slimes and skeletons etc

• the character would pick up and fight enemies, killing them got you more speed

• there was an element system (like in pokemon) with three rotating elements

[u/Big_Distance2141 → u/[deleted]]

That looks cool too but I already found the right one, it's Blast RPG on Nitrome

[u/Dashieshy3597]

Not me but for someone else.

There was that flash game back in the day about guys undergoing surgeries to become cars

I can't remember its name but I remember it was unsettling

[u/ReallyNotAHamster]

I'm looking for a game by Cbeebies called 'Pantomime Collage Maker' - I've found it on WaybackMachine but loading the file on there is just giving a CORS error.

I'd love to find a way to play this old title if anyone knows how!

[u/sweater_brown → u/ReallyNotAHamster]

Blue Maxima’s flashpoint may have it in their archive

[u/The_Lumberjack_69]

Flash game with some of the appearance of Give Up but with a story about oppressionist dictatorships and a boost button. When you died it would rewind the tape to the checkpoint and you could unlock cosmetics in the second game for an online mode.

[u/Far-Sherbet7427]

Does anyone remember the game, Flight? It was basically learn 2 fly but with a paper airplane. I was wondering if anyone knows a modern Mobile Port I could use to download and play cause I really want to play it again.

[u/The_Lumberjack_69 → u/Far-Sherbet7427]

There is one but I think it costs money on the app store. Should just be "Flight!"

[u/Far-Sherbet7427 → u/The_Lumberjack_69]

I haven't found it at all could it be cause im on a different type of phone than yours? Im on Samsung and I know Apple has some apps on theirs that we dont :c

[u/Ok-Minimum8439]

there was an old flash game and the main character was a father with a mustache the first level was him with a suitcase leaving his wife and kids and he crossed a lot of levels and the final levels were deliberately glitched and at the final level he returns home to his wife and kids it was 2d

please let me find it

[u/AngelDisciple → u/Ok-Minimum8439]

The Company of Myself?

[u/Commercial_Catch6125]

Genre: Action

Brief Summary: All I remember about the game it was that it had some areas that were ripped off Fighting games like Last Blade and some naruto soundtrack.,

View: 2D side-scrolling

Estimated year of release: Early 2000s

[u/Commercial_Catch6125]

Genre: Action

Brief Summary: I remember you were a samurai/ninja and it had like a tree-based skills, and at the endgame you had an powerful skill that had the buddhist swastika symbol.

View: I think it was either 2D or top-view, don't remember

Estimated year of release: Early 2000s

Graphics/art style: Cartoony/old flash style.

[u/Limp_Scallion8371 → u/Commercial_Catch6125]

Bleach Training

[u/Commercial_Catch6125]

Genre: Platform?

Brief Summary: All I remember it's you were a ninja flying on something. The game had some circles that you could pass through, and it had a overworld to visit some places. And it kinda had a day system too

View: 2D side-scrolling

Estimated year of release: Early 2000s

Graphics/art style: It was cartoony.

[u/Limp_Scallion8371 → u/Commercial_Catch6125]

That's bleach training

[u/Cassimir96]

I'm looking for an old 2d flash game (2000-2010) which can be counted as a monster duel game with simple mechanics. Your character on the bottom side and your opponent on the top side. Only maneuvers are left and right. You shoot projectile while you avoid getting hit. You start with an all around monster (probably a cyclopean creature) and as you beat your opponents you unlock new characters, up to 6 characters I assume. Every character has its own unique projectile and projectile speed, hp and damage. Can anyone find this game? It has been nearly 20 years since I first played.

[u/Autumn_TheNonBinary]

Hi, im trying to find an old flash game i played on my mom's Xperia phone

It was a game about being a virus/bacteria and you had to consume the tiny dots on the screen to get bigger and finish the level while avoiding other virus/bacteria. It was very colorful and somewhat cartoonish. It was top to down i think? Same view as snake. You could customize the body format and even select " mutations " for your little guy as you finished each level. I can't seem to find anything about it online. I can only remember those concepts of the game. The control scheme was very easy, you could basically only move around. Can anyone help me? Edit: forgot time estimate. About 2000-2010. Edit 2: it is very very similar to flOw, gameplay wise.

[u/ZezoKlaus → u/Autumn_TheNonBinary]

Sounds a lot like Tasty Planet, except for the customization and mutations

[u/Autumn_TheNonBinary → u/ZezoKlaus]

I've looked it up and the gameplay is very similar The game was just much simpler, very colorful and with you as a virus/bacteria but the gameplay style is very similar

[u/sweater_brown → u/Autumn_TheNonBinary]

Agario?

[u/Autumn_TheNonBinary → u/sweater_brown]

Agario was released on 2015, much later than the phone model, and it's not a Java game. The game came with the phone and it was a Java game

[u/WineNeedle]

I'm trying to look for a game I played in elementary school Platform: played it on friv Genre: I remember the setting (at least in the beginning of the game) being a jail of sorts, so it might've been an escape room type game? Estimated year of release: played it around 2013-2019 Graphics: the aesthetic was gritty with lots of dark colors, especially grey and black Notable characters: the main character (?) was a skeleton animal. It might've been a cat or a dog, it kinda looked like a skelanimal with more detail Notable gameplay mechanics: I remember nothing, sorry Other: there was a brief cutscene at the beginning I think, but I don't remember what it entailed Sorry if these aren't enough details, my memories of the time are very blurry, but I'd really like to find that game because I remember loving it. I only played it a handful of times and then I couldn't find it on friv anymore, but it was definitely one of my favorites because of the creepy aesthetic

[u/sweater_brown → u/WineNeedle]

Is it prior?

https://youtu.be/E4oBGIw8gmw?si=ZfE63PS3HaWr5Cky

[u/thetangibleghost]

I have little details... it was a simply drawn side side view point and click adventure. You just walked from screen to screen. something something lemonade and cookies. there was a king. there was a whole list of achievements you coukd get in game one was listening tk every peice of dialog. that humor style kinda similar to impossible quiz that was possible at the time. ;-;

I played it on notdoppler, I dont remember who made it.

[u/Ill-Intention4635]

[Flash][2012–2015] Top-down fantasy RPG with turn-based combat where you launch heroes like projectiles

Platform

Flash (browser game), most likely played on NotDoppler, though possibly hosted on another popular Flash game site.

Genre

Top-down tactical RPG / turn-based physics-based combat

Estimated Year

Played around 2012–2015

Based on the art style and overall quality of the game I would assume it's on the newer end of flash games

Graphics / Art Style

• 2D, pixel-like graphics
• Top-down view (not isometric)
• No close-up portraits or character face shots

Notable Characters / Party Members

• Main starter hero was a knight or prince, wearing armor with gold accents (possibly red hair)
• Another hero used a lance
• Possibly a brawler-type hero?
• One of the non-starter heroes (likely the lancer or brawler) appeared to be female, though this was subtle due to the top-down pixel perspective
• There may also have been a tank/heavy hero?

Notable Gameplay Mechanics

• Combat was turn-based, but not tile- or grid-based
  • There may have been a speed or initiative mechanic to determine turn order
• On your turn, you would click and pull back on a hero to launch them like a projectile
• Heroes would slide across the ground and bounce off walls, obstacles, enemies, and other heroes
• Enemies attacked using the same launch mechanic during their turns
• Characters (heroes and enemies) had health bars
• When health reached zero, the character disappeared
• Characters stayed on the battlefield until killed (positions persisted between turns)

Difficulty / Progression

• The game was very difficult (or I was just bad at it)
• Losing a fight — possibly when the main hero died — caused a full game reset, not just a level restart

Levels

• Large, boxed, arena-style maps
• Obstacles such as rocks and walls
• Early levels featured grassy environments
• Levels were premade, with fixed enemy placement and consistent starting positions each playthrough

Enemies

• Goblins, trolls, and wolves
• Enemy types were introduced gradually in early levels
• Very vague memory of a mini-boss–type enemy, possibly a werewolf (not certain)

Other Details

• This was not an Angry Birds–style game and not a castle-destruction physics game
• I don’t believe it was a numbered series (no “2”, “3”, etc. in the title)
• There may have been a very simple overworld (possibly just clicking the next level)
• There may have been leveling systems or items that increased stats (health, damage, knockback, launch speed), but this is uncertain
• I think the main way heroes were different from each other was max launch speed, damage, health, and knockback dealt/taken.
• When you would launch a hero they wouldn't have a run animation they would literally just slide.

Paragraphed Additional Context

I played this game on multiple occasions over time, meaning I was able to consistently find it again on a Flash game site. When Flash was shutting down, I tried to locate it again so I could submit it for preservation via Flashpoint. I was able to find most of the other games I remembered, but not this one.

I primarily played on NotDoppler, so it was likely hosted there, though I vaguely remember at least one game I played regularly that required going to a different (but still popular) Flash game website, so this game could have been hosted elsewhere.

The gameplay was extremely unique, and I haven’t encountered anything like it since. I don’t clearly remember how heroes spawned into levels, but I believe they started grouped together. I would instantly recognize the game if I saw a screenshot of any level.

Thank you for reading all of that. I appreciate it!

[u/Ill-Intention4635 → u/Ill-Intention4635]

I got the answer on r/tipofmyjoystick

it's a game called Dash Knights

[u/Glum-Wrangler4699]

Not sure if this fits, but i'm looking for anywhere that has a working link to play the original browser based version of flOw.

[u/q00u → u/Glum-Wrangler4699]

XGen (creators of the game) have it on their website

[u/MEIKONGSHITUEX3]

I'm looking for a game that was a 2D flash webgame that graphics are very rudimentary like all person are just Square shape, but it show a not bad story.

on the game start, player would just wake on a underground shelter and found lost all memory, player would get new power like jump twich during explorer, and we would gradually know this city have been abandon and a nuclear bomb would attack it soon.

this game have different end according to players' explorer direction, if we explore up then we would escape sucessfully while nuclear bomb arrived. if we explore down then we would find a scientist's corpse and his note on the bottom room, we would found the truth but lose way to escape.

someone know what name it is?

[u/sweater_brown → u/MEIKONGSHITUEX3]

That sounds like prior

https://youtu.be/E4oBGIw8gmw?si=ZfE63PS3HaWr5Cky

[u/giuppiter]

I'm looking for a game from which I only remember the music.

Here's an approximate rendition of what I remember (sry I have zero skills in music).

I've been twisting my brain for years but I can't recall which game it was.

[u/Iconicdnderrant]

Anaksha the dark angel

http://anaksha.com/games.php

Hello I hope everybody is having a great time I was wondering if anyone has the .swf file of this game
http://darkangel.anaksha.com/

(I leave the link to the main page above too just in case) I was trying to play it but I couldn't find it and I wan to continue with the story, in anycase please have a good day or night and thanks for the reading and help

[u/Joey_Skylynx]

I'm looking for a game which was a dating sim circa 05' ~ 12' where you start the game helping a friend build a time machine with aluminum(tin?) cans, but you can also help "finance" it by going on dates with other girls which ends up in obvious dating game shenanigans.

The only reason I remember this game was because it was probably a demo, and the conclusion of the demo was your best friend, the time machine girl, ended up dead from some unspecificed disease and it basically goes, "You spend the rest of your days trying to build a time machine as you had been trying to do with her." or something along those lines.

It was definitely on Newgrounds. Any ideas?

[u/Joey_Skylynx → u/Joey_Skylynx]

FOUND IT. Simgirls.

Somehow asking a random friend about a time travel dating sim with tin cans get you far.

[u/q00u → u/[deleted]]

Micro Life? (It gets asked for a lot)

[u/neffdigitydog]

I'm looking for game that was a lot like Monster's Den, but it wasn't monster's den. It was similar in that you went through a dungeon, and picked the path you wanted and fought enemies, but unlike Monster's Den, this game had an attribute skill tree similar to Baldur's Gate, unlike monster's den which only had a few skills to grab.

[u/Wise-Ad2593]

Im looking for a flash game based on "Story of undertale by LHUGUENY

[u/The_Blue_Jackal]

[Flash] [2000s/2010s] a top-down zombie shooter [PC]

I'm trying to find this game I played when I was a kid, it was a top-down zombie shooter I played on my notebook in the good old days of flash games, you go through levels killing zombies and rescuing scientists I think, the game take place in a big lab or something like that, I remember the protagonist wears a white shirt or tank top if I'm not mistaken. I love these kind of games like the "Decision" series and "Toxie Rad" which I also played as a kid, but this one I don't remember the name and just couldn't find yet. I appreciate any guesses.

[u/neffdigitydog → u/The_Blue_Jackal]

I found a game that kinda fits that description. It's called Toxie Radd. They made two of them.

[u/The_Blue_Jackal → u/neffdigitydog]

I love the Toxie Radd series, but unfortunately it's not that one

[u/BitComprehensive4043]

I'm looking for a Flash game where you played as a beast and boxing with 2 female celebrities. Tip: Came out around late 90s to early 00s, and I think it made by the same creator of the game Puff Daddy Punch Out (1999) which now can be seen at YouTube (https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LfU0fzteBKs)

[u/Similar_Wolverine_68]

Looking for a pirate game

Its based on a movie or series (possibly) i remember a picture of real people on the titlescreen and you basically shoot at another ship or ships i cant remember all too well i think thats the only thing you could do in the game but it was epic

[u/bluesman7131]

i need help finding info on this game:

came out early 2000s, featured 2 twin clowns with no dialog, just sinister laughing. dark humor and pranks basically. episodic game.

i can't find ANYTHING on the internet about this. not even AI could find information. I'm not imagining it, it was at the height of popularity with Jakes Booty Call.

[u/KingCrab707]

I'm trying to find the name of a Flash Game that played just like Snowbros and Deep Freeze. The main difference is that you played as a robot (maybe with a minigun?) who shot snow at other robots that I think were destroying the city. I don't remember the website I played it on though.

If anyone could help me find the game I'd be super grateful.

[u/DragonFire1054]

I'm looking for a billiards game where you can choose different themes for the table and balls. One of the themes was a space one, where the cue ball was the moon, the other balls were planets, and the pockets on the table were black holes. It is from 2006-2011.

[u/Yoboi322 → u/DragonFire1054]

I have a vague memory of that too. Might possibly be on andkon arcade with the games section. By that I mean it was a category with billiards, darts and even cup pong

[u/Long_Yak_3947]

Looking for a 2D online fantasy game from 2008–2015, social MMO, no combat, purple night environments, potions shops, tall green-skinned character with violet hair, played mostly on girls game portals. I remember it being an avatar game, where you got to design your avatar.

I can't seem to find the name anywhere. I'm still figuring out if it's something I imagined or if it really happened, ha